andytheLSowner
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Do we have 4wd integra in the state? I know there are 4wd teg but never seen on in the state. I also know there are automatic integra that has vtec engine in it. but seems like they are not imported to the state.
4WD integra?
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andytheLSowner
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i have been doing some research about it and yes, they have, but they are all SOHC and right hand drive. sigh~
94RS
No fucks given.
Yes, they all came with the single cam ZC. Coupes were DC1, sedans were DB9. There were two trim levels, ZXi and Xi, not sure on the differences.
http://www.acuraworld.com/forums/f23/fng-hello-all-69132/
I'd assume you could convert a USDM Integra to AWD using components from the first gen CRV :what:
http://www.acuraworld.com/forums/f23/fng-hello-all-69132/
I'd assume you could convert a USDM Integra to AWD using components from the first gen CRV :what:
phatintegra
Banned
I know there is a AWD civic wagon in the state you may can use the component from it. The Integra did had a AWD system in Japan.
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LoweredDC4
Jimmy
There was a project build a while ago they used a crv awd system into an integra. The thought was to create a kit to give the integra other layouts.
klutchDb7
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As stated by 94rs spot on, yes they did. They also did make an automatic with vtec which was sold in Canada.
A couple of builds have popped up doing AWD conversions. With a custom rear subframe, the crv differential is the best fit. Not something your average joe should attempt, if you had a fabrication shop and lots of money, you could probably do it though.
A couple of builds have popped up doing AWD conversions. With a custom rear subframe, the crv differential is the best fit. Not something your average joe should attempt, if you had a fabrication shop and lots of money, you could probably do it though.